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I'd try those OP @samuel recommends
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No. Find a tutorial, try it, then if you have specific questions, ask of the galaxy help site.
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This may be the best option.
Get the PDB ID's
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It gives you the first 25 results though. I'll see if I can change that.
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I'm going to build off of OP's query and give them a simple script:
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This question does not make complete sense. If you have your own data files why do you need deep sequencing reads?
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For a non-programmer using the search builder link included above may be the best option. Even that is not very user friendly.
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That's how they seem to have written their query - automating that is a bit of a pain though as it takes a crazy JSON as input.
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You can use the "Advanced query" builder (https://www.rcsb.org/search/advanced ) to create a query like:
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PDB has a search API: https://search.rcsb.org/#search-example-1
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Thank you very much. Actually I looked at there, but actually I want to find something like according to search url like this [QUERY: Gene …
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